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Tourism Sunshine Coast
Australia Zoo packs in stacks of wildlife action every day and plenty of exciting wildlife shows. There are knowledgeable zoo keepers and heaps of animals. Mooloolaba’s UnderWater World offers an adrenalin-pumping dive with huge sharks or the chance to swim with the seals. You can watch an exciting seal performance, meet the otters or take a thrilling walk beneath gliding rays and giant sharks of the 80-metre transparent Oceanarium tunnel. For a natural encounter with nature, the Pumistone Passage Marine Park is a bird and marine habitat with a permanent population of dugongs.
Established in 1970 by the Irwin family, Australia Zoo is continuing to build Steve’s dream, and this year, their 40th year anniversary, so come check out the size of it! Formally ...
Caloundra Cruise is one of the most popular activities and attractions on the waterways, suitable and enjoyed by all ages. Experience pristine sand cays, abundant bird life and di...
This trail in the Cooloola Section of the Great Sandy National Park offers walkers a wilderness experience of wildflowers, chattering birds, cool clear waterways and solitude. This...
The scenic waterways of the upper Noosa River and its tributaries are one of the Great Sandy National Park’s, Cooloola section most outstanding features. Tannins washed from decayi...
Maleny Dairies is a milk processing plant on the family farm. Come and see the process of milk from the cow to the bottle and everything in between. Visitors are able to pat the ...
In the rugged Conondale Range are some of Queensland's most popular and picturesque forests, including Kenilworth Forest Reserve.
Luxuriant rainforests, tall eucalypt forest, mos...
In the Glass House Mountains, remnants of the open eucalypt woodland and mountain heath vegetation, which once covered the coastal plains, provide a home for an interesting variety...
Named by Cook during his epic voyage along Australia’s east coast, the Glass House Mountains are rhyolitic volcanic plugs left by volcanic activity millions of years ago. This area...
Named by Cook during his epic voyage along Australia's east coast, the Glass Houses are rhyolitic volcanic plugs left by volcanic activity millions of years ago. This area has spec...
Spectacular views can be seen from several lookouts along the track. You will also see coastal rock formations such as the Boiling Pot and Hells Gates. Beaches include Tea Tree Bay...